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remote mounted brake booster

Started by duz360 · 9 Aug 2005 · 7 replies

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duz360Archived member
does anyone know how these remote brake setups work?
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NizmodoreArchived member
Yep what do you want to know, alot of Alfa Romeo's have them as Standard. Mostly 105 and 115 serries cars. The Gulia Super race car I have, has twin romote brake bosters in the boot.
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duz360Archived member
just like a basic layout of the system. i want to have a remote system but have no experience with them. any help would be great pics of the racecar setup Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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mrstiArchived member
does anyone know how these work?
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DeVLArchived member
Here you go leigh just a couple of links that will help you out. http://www.stormloader.com/falconccwa/brakehint.htm http://www.chtopping.com/StreetRodde...examples1.html (http://www.chtopping.com/StreetRodder4/examples1/examples1.html) http://ecihotrodbrakes.com/remote_booster.html Might be worth getting a vacume pump aswell just depending on how big you cams are lol
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JET-6Archived member
I have a remote booster(VH44?) for my escort, not sure if ill use it now cause i am making a pedal box(bais adjustable)
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NZ VLCTArchived member
just use a pedalbox with no booster.
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JET-6Archived member
Sell you my booster if you want, i wont be using it
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